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... firstclose Boots and Shoes Ladles’. Gentlemen's, Boys’, Girls’, and Children's Slippers, Sea Boot*, &c. 'VSR. GRICE will Sell by Auction, on Wednesday next, the lost., at Elerec o'clock, his Rooms, 40. Whitechapel, stock of well-made BOOTS and SHOES, ...
... accountant, was chosen trustee, and Mr. James Bennett, of London-road, boot and shoe manufac- tur-er; Mr. F. W. Marshall, of Vine-street, agent; and Mr. Walton Wilkinson, of Leicester, boot and shoe manufacturer, were appointed a committee of inspection. The ...
... promenade, anti tot three nuluties' walk from town.- Arrangements made with Families and Gentlemen for the Winter. tf8JyselO KENTS BANK EHO TEL, NEAR GRtANGE-OVE:R-8ANDB, Afford9 first-es Aoomdto o orss anci Visitom. Exunluiite land and sea views. Climate ...
... Brighton, Gentlemen Sussex v. South Wales dubtwo days. At Nottingham, Gloucestershire v. Nottinghamshire— three days. At Maidstone, Kent v. Surrey—three days. At Crewe, Yorkshire United County Eleven v. Twenty- two of Crewe-three days. At Stanley Park, Blues ...
... damage The tug afterwards towed to anchorage off the Albert Dock wall The schooner of Wick (Smith came into collision with Golden Gleam of Liverpool while anchored in roadstead on Alonday latter sustained damage to the extent of having jib-boom and head-gear ...
... Since his couvictiOn fur the murder of the little boy, Crouch, at Ityarsii, James Parris, now under sentence of death in Maidstone Gaol, has admitted his guilt. He states that the thought suddenly Caine into hie head, on the mother failing to meat him ...
... BOLD-8’1' : Billiard I Victoria Buildings Oheyne-walk Chelsea cheater London 8W I THE : Comfort Guaran- teeed— Easy-fitting Boots for the in proper shape made on W H JACOB Jul 110 Eate Comfort made MONEY & SAVED— all wholesale and retail 118 Holborn London ...
... fates frjj i# fwtott. VAUGHAN, .nd JBNkTNSON will Sell, ao TtawdMr. ,lth fr«u».kT,o.n uTo Citj Motion B«ha »«• ,, ”..,“ Golden lane. The tulldin*, Mren th. }W « ...
... Wrouighton, W~ilts. generet dealer. Ef. Ihomas, Cinderford, Gloeestersliire, linen and woollen draper, hatter, hosier, mereer, boot amd shoe dealer, and general shopkeeper. J. Pope, jun., Glouecester, upholsterer, cabinetmaker, and general dealer. R. Williams ...
... 11— 1 There is rather more for hops at firm rates reports from most favourable districts of the plantations— namely about Maidstone and Canterbury are less favourable Market Aug II— Butter: Market continues firm especially for descriptions of Normandy 120s ...
... from Orion (ss) from Odin from St Peters-nrg Greumar from Sundswall Unto from George irk from Cronstadt Holland (ss) Maid of Kent Rotterdam (ss) from Gothenburg Staffa(ss) ’em Oierto Rosebud (ss) from Gothenburg : from St Petersburg (ss) from Hamburg ferenr ...
... AJ Webbe (not out) scored 43, Mr Walker (not out) extras total C 6. KENT v. HAMPSHIRE. The return these southern counties was resumed yesterday near Faversham. Score : Ist inns Kent. 2nd inns. Mr V K Shaw, b Tate 1» Tate Mr F T Macklnnon, c Hyslop Tate ...